Infographic: the Ten Commandments of internal linking

by Astrid Staats 4 November 2011 3 Comments

Wooohoo! My first infographic! (I am not a native english speaker, so please leave a comment if I totally flunked it :))

What is it about?
Last month, I spoke at OMCap in Berlin about internal linking and realized that everybody has his own ratios and metrics when it comes to internal linking. So I tried to explain my personal “Ten Commandments”. There are not set in stone so I am looking for your comments and critics about it.


The Ten Commandments of internal linking

if you like to use the graphic, just take this embed code:
<img src=”http://staats-consult.de/images/commandments-of-internal-linking.png” alt=”The Ten Commandments of internal linking” width=”570″ height=”800″ /></br>created by <a href=”http://www.staats-consult.de” target=”_blank”>staats consult</a>

3 Kommentare »

  • Axel said:

    Beautiful! :-)

    Great work, Astrid!

  • Chris said:

    Great tips and the fact that you should use more than 3-5 different anchortexts to one linktarget was new to me.

    Thanks for that!

    Cheers and best regards,

    CHris

  • Nerd in Skirt (author) said:

    Hi Chris,

    thanks! But: you should NOT use more than 3-5 different anchortexts to one linktarget – if possible :)
    Cheers,
    Astrid

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